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Changeset 1756

Timestamp:

03/03/08 11:33:29

Author:

johnsa

Message:

user client: added some contextual help

Files:

r1749	r1756
4488	4488	</form>
4489	4489	</div>
	4490	<div class="note">
	4491	<p><strong>Note:</strong> If you grant write access to another user, and you wish
	4492	to see events added by that user in your calendar, <strong>you must explicitly
	4493	grant yourself access to the same calendar.</strong> Enter your RCS UserID as
	4494	a user in the "Who" box with "All" set in the "Rights" box.
	4495	</p>
	4496	<p>
	4497	This is standard access control; the reason you will not see the other
	4498	user's events without doing this is that the default access is grant:all to
	4499	"owner" - and you don't own the other user's events.
	4500	</p>
	4501	</div>
4490	4502	</xsl:template>
4491	4503
…	…
4922	4934	</table>
4923	4935	</form>
	4936
	4937	<ul class="note" style="margin-left: 2em;">
	4938	<li>The <strong>Name</strong> is anything you want to call your subscription.</li>
	4939	<li>
	4940	The <strong>Path</strong> is the name of the folder and/or calendar within
	4941	the remote user's calendar tree. For example, to subscribe to
	4942	bwcal:///user/johnsa/someFolder/someCalendar, enter "someFolder/someCalendar"
	4943	</li>
	4944	<li>
	4945	You must be granted at least read access to the other user's calendar
	4946	to subscribe to it.
	4947	</li>
	4948	</ul>
4924	4949	</xsl:template>
4925	4950